An Inconvienient Truth, - Global Warming

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blobrana wrote:

Hum,
They dont have any scientific arguments against Global warmng now.

An influential global panel of scientists declared today that global warming is "unequivocal", that its effects are likely to last for centuries, and that mankind is almost certainly to blame.

Climate report (2.2mb, PDF)

The IPCC Summary for Policymakers, is the work of political appointees, not of scientists. The scientific, fourth assessment report will not be available for another three months.

Verdict first, then trial.
Alice in Wonderland

The rules for the fourth assessment report specifically require changes to be made to the body of the report to match the IPCC Summary for Policymakers.

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It's a religion.



Eco-pilgrims gather to 'heed the Goracle'

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The Goracle says: "Conserve as I say, not as I do."

While Melissa Etheridge was performing her "award winning song" at the Oscar's, text scrolled behind her containing various environmental messages. One said, "Reduce your carbon emissions to zero."

Guess she's recommending that environmentalists stop breathing, but doesn't realize even in death they'll still emit carbon dioxide, until totally decomposed.

Repent, Sinners!
Earn Eco-Salvation the Quick and Easy Way
 :-P

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Little green men in spaceship SUVs are to blame.


 Global Warming on Mars

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KThunder wrote:
my truck has a 5.7l engine in it but i have towed numerous vehicles to recycling, am i ok?

My truck(s):
2.0L Gas, quarter ton
7.3L Turbo Diesel, three quarter ton

Both have been used to haul to the recycling (scrap) yard.
We should get an award pin like when you donate blood.  :-P

But I'd rather have a cut from the "carbon offset scam"

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Karlos wrote:

T_Bone wrote:
I heard the temp on Mars(?) is rising like our own. When are these Environmentalists going to pull their heads out of the sand and do something about the energy wasting Martians, before it's too late?

Let's hope Mars warms up enough for all the dry ice to sublime and maybe the increase in temperature and surface pressure might liberate some water. That'd get the terraforming crowd all excited ;-)

Speed up terraforming, hit Mars with an asteroid.

These are available, unless they hit earth first. :-P

Asteroid "2003 QQ47"  potential strike date March 21, 2014

"2002 NT7", February 1 , 2019

"2004 MN4", April 13, 2029

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Wilse wrote:

shillard wrote:
Oh boy, it just gets better.


Gore's home used 191,000 kilowatt-hours in 2006


That puppy just got another kick in the guts.

Talk about completely missing the point.
:roll:

the former vice president invests in enough renewable energy to make up for the home's power consumption.

>>>"carbon offset scam"

Al Gore buys his carbon offsets from himself.

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Karlos wrote:

Should knock a comet, preferably one rich in tholins and what not, into a collision path with the place :lol:

With a comet Mars could even be repositioned to a closer orbit!

Eight ball corner pocket.  ;-)

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Martians in SUVs are to blame. They probably use more than one square of toilet paper per sitting too.


Climate change hits Mars

Mars is being hit by rapid climate change and it is happening so fast that the red planet could lose its southern ice cap.

Scientists from Nasa say that Mars has warmed by about 0.5C since the 1970s. This is similar to the warming experienced on Earth over approximately the same period.